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Should early years settings allow their staff members to carry out babysitting work for parents in their own time? Gabriella Jozwiak asks our panel
A challenging economic climate and increased caution from banks has left some nurseries unable to expand in the past few years. Katy Morton finds indications that things may be improving
The UK's first Cornish language pre-school opens this weekend at Cornwall College.
Striving to achieve the Investors in People standard is an effort that pays off for the workforce and nursery children, says Karen Faux.
Lisa Potts-Webb recently retrained as a health visitor. The former nursery teacher survived a machete attack on her class in 1996.
Beatrice Merrick, new chief executive of Early Education, previously director of services and research at the UK Council for International Student Affairs.
* Plans for the UK's first play policy were unveiled at the Welsh Assembly last week by the minister for children, Jane Hutt. Ms Hutt said the Welsh Assembly was committed to 'ensuring that all...
By Rob Williams, chief executive of BLISS - the premature baby charity If you happen to be in the Netherlands when you give birth to a premature baby born at less than 25 weeks' gestation, you will...
Council-run nurseries in Renfrewshire have been found to offer a slightly higher standard of provision than partner nurseries in a number of areas. According to two reports published recently by the...
Four career movers tell Annette Rawstrone how their new roles offer opportunities to show their passion for the early years sector and commitment to the success of their respective ventures.